Printable Christmas Bingo Cards Generator
Every card different, a call sheet that matches, and one PDF ready for the printer. Change the words, the grid or the title and the cards change with them.
Call sheet for this game
What you get
A set of bingo cards where no two cards are the same, each with a card number and the game code printed at the bottom. Behind the cards, the PDF adds a call sheet with every word in a shuffled order and a page of caller cards to cut out and draw from a hat.
Eight themes, or your own words
The Christmas list has 50 classic items, from stockings and sleigh bells to eggnog and the gingerbread house. There are also lists for Christmas movies and carols, children, the office party, Thanksgiving, baby showers, winter and New Year’s Eve. Pick Custom list to type family names, inside jokes or class vocabulary instead.
Choose a size for your crowd
- 3×3 plays in a few minutes; good for preschoolers and quick rounds between courses.
- 4×4 has no centre square and no free space, so games run a little longer.
- 5×5 is classic bingo with B‑I‑N‑G‑O across the top and a free space in the middle.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Up to 30 cards per set, every theme, every grid size, the call sheet and caller cards, PDF download and printing are free with no account. Free cards carry a small line at the bottom that says where they were made.
Are all the cards different?
Yes. Every card in a set has its squares in a different order, and as long as the word list allows it, a different selection of words too. If a list is too short to make that many different cards, the generator says so instead of printing repeats.
How do I print the cards?
Press Download PDF and print the file, or press Print to use your browser’s print dialog. Choose US Letter or A4 and 1, 2 or 4 cards per page. Four per page saves paper; one per page is easiest for small children and people who need large print.
How do I call the game?
Turn on the call sheet and caller cards. The call sheet lists every word in a shuffled order with a tick box, so you can read down the list. Caller cards are the same words as cut-out slips to draw from a hat. See how to play for winning patterns.
What is the game code?
Each set gets a code such as CHR-5FW-30-0K3Q9X. It records the theme, grid, free space, display mode, number of cards and the shuffle. Type it into the Game code box and press Load to rebuild exactly the same cards, for example to reprint a lost card. Custom lists need the same list pasted in as well.
Can I use my own words?
Yes. Choose “Custom list” in the theme menu, then paste or type your words, one per line or separated by commas. Repeats are removed for you. You can also start from any built-in theme and edit it.
Why is there no free space on a 4×4 card?
A free space sits in the centre square, and a 4×4 grid has no centre square. 3×3 and 5×5 cards can have one; 4×4 cards are played with every square filled.
Can I print picture cards?
Most themes can show emoji pictures instead of words, or both together. Pictures help children who are still learning to read. Your device’s emoji are drawn into the PDF as images; if a device has no colour emoji, the word is printed in that square instead.
What do the paid plans add?
The Party Pack ($4.99, one event) and Lifetime ($9.99, every year after) raise the limit to 200 or 500 cards, remove the “Made free” line and add premium colours. Both are one-time payments. See pricing.